The purpose of this study was to identify the awareness of students toward course evaluations according
to the level of gender & grade and provide the implications for lecture evaluation in higher education. For
this purpose, we explored ‘integrity of responsive attitudes’, ‘satisfaction’, ‘problems and new directions’ for lecture
evaluation based on the perspective of students. In this study, the ‘integrity of responsive attitudes’ were
analyzed into 4 dimensions, namely, ‘① autonomy, ② consideration, ③ objectivity, ④ contribution possibility.’
Data was collected from undergraduate students taking lecture evaluation in their courses. 295 students
participated and the questionnaires were analyzed. From the current study, we drew the following findings,
response orientation, status of the integrity in responsive attitudes, problems and new directions for course
evaluations in higher education. In this study, first, we identified that students tended to give higher
scores to professors who teach subjects. Second, we founded that students scored highest on ‘consideration’,
and then objectivity, autonomy, contribution possibility. Third, we explored that students perceived ‘course
evaluation that does not affect the lesson improvement’, ‘evaluation result that are not acceptable to professors’, and
‘uncertainty about guarantee anonymity’ as problems in course evaluation. Firth, we identified that school
authorities should prepare improvement plans for course evaluation, such as ‘reformation of evaluation methods
& items’, ‘disclosing the course evaluation results’, ‘reflecting in the re-appointment’, and ‘changing course evaluation
procedures.’ This study provides suggestions theoretical and practical implications for the desired course
evaluation to support students’ learning in higher education.